Confusion Reigns In Capital City Tourney Twenty-three teams? No, three
Mexico Bulldogs suffer a 67-51 loss to Jefferson City Jays amid a snowdelayed Capital City Tournament. With byes awarded and the losers bracket eliminated, the Bulldogs may be idle Monday then travel to Hannibal if a third-place game meets the schedule.
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Richert Sees Offseason Work Aiding Youth Drug Talks
Pete Richert, new Cardinal pitcher, says his offseason efforts matter as much as wins. He leads Athletes for Youth, counseling students on drug abuse and promoting safer, natural highs through real-life experiences. Richert, a 3-3 Dodgers pitcher last season, pushed a broader anti-drug message from Baltimore to St. Louis.
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Ashland B team tournament canceled by weather
Ashland athletic director Dave Wilkinson announced Friday that the Ashland B team tournament has been canceled due to bad weather, preventing completion of even the first round.
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Wrestlers Return Home Late After Busy Tournament Schedule
Mathien of Mexico High School will be home late tonight after two tournaments. Varsity wrestlers competed in Marshall with first-round at 10:30 a.m., second rounds and consolations later, finals at 9 p.m. Ninth and tenth graders at Moberly faced similar schedule with opening round at 11 a.m. and finals at 8 p.m.
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NHL Hockey Friday and Saturday Scores Report
Friday results show Philadelphia 7, Atlanta 3, Vancouver 3 in another matchup, and California 7. Saturday card lists Montreal at Boston, St. Louis at Toronto, New York Rangers at Vancouver, New York Islanders at Minnesota, Los Angeles at Detroit, Pittsburgh at Buffalo. Sunday schedule includes New York teams and Western matchups with further Ce linge notes.
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Odds Say Vikings Face Tough Task
In Houston the Miami Dolphins are six point favorites to beat the Minnesota Vikings in Super Bowl VIII at Rice Stadium. The Dolphins rely on Paul Warfield and Larry Csonka to exploit a fragile Vikings defense while Fran Tarkenton leads Minnesota’s passing attack. Weather looks cloudy with temps in the 50s and no rain expected. kickoff is 3:30 p.m. EDT.
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Vikings Meet Dolphins In NFL Conference Championship
Minnesota Vikings, the National Conference champions, face the Miami Dolphins, American Conference champions, at Rice Stadium in Houston on Sunday January 13 1974 with kickoff at 3 30 p m EDT. Crowd reaches 71882. CBS televises and radio networks cover the event. Winning players receive 15000 each, losers 7500.
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Indians Reach Highland Title Game In Narrow Win
Van-Far Indians upset Kirksville 67 59 to advance to the Highland Winter Basketball Tourney final at Ewing. Rick Hurshman and Mark Hale led scoring while guards Jennings Sprathing and Dewey Straube slowed Kirksville. The winner faces Highland at 9 15 p m today as Van-Far seeks the title.
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Bruins win without Walton crush California 92-56
UCLA, ranked No. 1, dominates California 92-56 as Keith Wilkes steps up without Bill Walton. Bruins extend winning streak to 86 and set a Pacific Eight record with 46 straight conference wins, surpassing UCLA's former record of 45. Other top teams also won in college basketball action.
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College basketball results from a busy Saturday
In a slate of games, California's Wilkes led UCLA with 20 first half points as the defending national champions beat an outmatched opponent 44-22 at halftime. Maryland topped Wake Forest with McMillen 19 and Elmore on the boards. Arizona rallied to defeat New Mexico led by Norman's 26. Southern Cal overcame Stanford with Burrell scoring seven key second half points. Other scores include Arizona State over Texas El Paso, Oregon over Washington State, Wyoming over Utah State, Penn over Dartmouth, Princeton over Harvard, Oregon State over Washington, and San Francisco defeating Pepperdine.
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Colonels Rout Kemper Military in Boonville Victory
Missouri Military Academy Colonels defeated Kemper Military Academy 63 to 40 in Boonville. Key scorers were Jim Laskill 19 and Fred Riggenbach 20, with Shropshire adding 12 as MMA built a 29-18 edge in field goals and prepared to host Silex next.
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Late Sport Lifts Kings Over Suns
Kansas City-Omaha coach Phil Johnson praised a great team effort in a 117-110 NBA win over the Phoenix Suns. Nate Williams and Jimmy Walker sparked a 38 point fourth quarter while Sam Lacey controlled the boards. Phoenix coach John MacLeod credited KC’s penetration and rebounding, while noting his team’s poor second half shooting.
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NBA Scores and Schedule From Weekend Action
NBA results show Los Angeles beating Boston 131 to 100 while Buffalo topped Houston and Philadelphia edged Detroit. Other games include Milwaukee, Cleveland, New York, and Seattle winning or losing with overtime noted. Sunday slate features Houston vs Buffalo in Toronto and Philadelphia at Cleveland among others.
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Baseball Writers To Honor Unger
ST. LOUIS AP Center Garry Unger famed for 4 goals in 1973 and 442 consecutive games will be honored by the BBWAA Jan 21. He will receive the John E. Wray Award for achievement in sports other than baseball from the city's Baseball Writers Association of America chapter.
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Rangers Fire Popein. Francis to Coach Rangers
In New York the Rangers dismiss coach Larry Popein and Emile Francis will immediately take over coaching duties. Also news from Baltimore reports Schnellenberger rehired as Colts head coach for 1974. Miami University’s Bill Mallory leaves for Colorado. Celtics star Havlicek joins 20,000-point club. Utah Stars acquire Rick Mount from Kentucky and trade Bob Warren to San Antonio for cash and a high draft pick.
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Courses Offered At College For Enrollees
A list of classes includes Amateur Radio License Preparations Auto Body Repair Auto Mechanics Basic Industrial Electricity Electronics I IT and III Investments starts January 15 First Aid Advanced First Aid Machine Shop Nurses Aide Radio and TV Repair I and II Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Residential Wiring Supervisory and Foremanship Training I and II Surveying and Welding Beginning college courses include Criminal Law and Procedures of Police Organization and Management Elementary Accounting English Composition General Psychology and Speech Communications A main enrollment is required.
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